a lisbon
lots of spiny thorns - sure has
thin skin and thick pith - yep
flowers and fruits at the same time - pretty neat that
fruits twice a year - true, a good crop too
grows to a height of 8m - sure does
rumour has it that it was brought to australia by a portugese immigrant
probably just an internet furphy
makes nice lemonade, lemon curd and lemon meringue pie
this is my entry for Garden Tuesday
Hi Ann...lucky you to have a lemon tree...wish we had one!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so envious! I buy lemons every week and sit them on my counter to use for cooking and to just look at and enjoy. I would LOVE to have my own lemon tree!!! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteI want a lemon tree! heck, I just want plants that I dont kill, but on my list is a lemon tree
ReplyDeleteCan't grow them here in Iowa! Lucky you having one in your back yard! Lemon custard pie is my favorite or fresh lemonade :) Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Lovely lemons! It really does have a thick skin. I'm wanting citrus trees but first I have to find a place to put them inside for the winter!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. Lucky you, having a lemon tree of your own! Enjoy your lemonade :)
ReplyDeleteNot only can you make tasty treats with them, but the foliage is beautiful! I've never seen one, and here in North Texas, I'm sure I never will! ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteLooks so pretty. I like lemons, especially pie. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures! I wish I could grow a lemon tree, my husband loves lemon and it's so good for you!
ReplyDeleteMmm, I can smell it! "Lemon tree is very pretty and the lemon flower is sweet, but the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat!" Do you know this song?
ReplyDeleteLiri
Gorgeous picture!
ReplyDeleteyour yard must smell amazing!
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